Description
When you’re plumbing a spray tank, nurse tank, or liquid fertilizer setup, you need connections that won’t let you down in the middle of spraying season. This 2-inch full port bolted tank flange gives you a secure, leak-free fitting that handles the pressures and chemicals that come with modern ag operations. The EPDM gasket seals tight against your tank wall while the full port design lets liquids flow without restriction—no bottlenecks when you’re trying to fill or empty fast.
What You’re Getting
- Full 2-inch flow path that won’t restrict your pump or gravity flow like smaller fittings
- EPDM gasket that stays flexible and seals properly against ag chemicals and fertilizers
- Bolted design that distributes clamping force evenly for a reliable seal that won’t work loose
- Threaded connection on both ends for easy plumbing to valves, hoses, or other fittings
- Poly construction that won’t rust or corrode from liquid fertilizer or chemical exposure
Built for Real Farm Work
This flange is designed for the tough demands of agricultural spray operations—whether you’re running herbicide through your sprayer, transferring liquid fertilizer from your nurse tank, or setting up a custom mixing system. The full port design means you get maximum flow capacity, which is critical when you’re trying to load or unload tanks quickly during busy seasons.
Made to Last
Farm chemicals and fertilizers are hard on equipment, but this poly construction holds up to the acids, salts, and solvents you’ll be running through your system. The EPDM gasket won’t swell, crack, or deteriorate like cheaper rubber seals, keeping your connections tight season after season.
Installation Notes
Mark your tank carefully before cutting—you’ll want a clean, round hole for the best seal. The bolted design lets you adjust the gasket compression evenly, so take your time tightening the bolts in a cross pattern. If you’re retrofitting an older tank, check the wall thickness to make sure it can handle the bolt loads.
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